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TIE NRw GOSPEL WAG0N.-The Central Union
MISSION nave now a new Gospel wagon which has
been built especially for their use In carrying
their mission work sunday afternoons at various
Is 20 feet long and feet wide, and has adjust
able stand for the speakers at the SIDES, with q
space for the organ. The two rows Of seats rum
ming from each end are reversible 80 that the oc-
cupants OF the wagon can face the audience ON
whatever side the Congregation may be On. II was
built at q coat Of Gzka
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Interior Department Chances.

Henry f. Carmack, OF Pennsylvania, has been
appointed clerk at $1,000 in the Office OF the
Secretary of the Interior under civilservice rules
Patent OfIice-George E. Morse, Of the District,
has been appointed a messenger. Promotions !:
Miss Anne L. Somerville, OF Arkansas, skilled
Nellie Fake, OF New York, laborer, at 5000, to
skilled laborer at $72O; Harry b. Burch, OF the
District, laborer at $3.50, TO laborer at $780, Wal
ter j. Paul. OF the District, messenger at $500, to
labOrer at $4S0.
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Treasury Depar,n,ent Changes.

Miss Fannie P. Goddard, OF New York, appointed
clerk of the 5000 class Bureau OF Navigation, un-
der civil-serv1ce rules.
The following named clerks, having served sat
isfacLory probationary term OF six months each
have received absolute appointments:
VIM. A. Fatherly, Of Arkansas, $500, Lfe-saving
Service.
Jno. NJ. Lackey, OF Alabama, class B. Registers
Ofiice.
A. n. Robinson OF Ohio and Geo. R. Merrtck of
Connecticut, 81 600, Sixth Auditors ONCE.
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At Washington Grove.

At Washington Grove.
PREPARING FOR SUNDAY sERvICEs-NoTEs FROM THE
CAMP.
Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON GROVE August 20.
Because OF the extreme illness OF Mr.. J. w.
Deeble, who resides just In the encampment, there
was no public service at the tabernacle after the
forenoon service Of yesterday, but the usual
services were held in the canvas chapel on Grove
avenue.
At p. m. conservation meeting was held.
conducted by Mrs. Clara Roach and others.
Dr. c. w. Baldwin preached the evening sermon.
At $3.50 p. m. the usual vesper service and gospel
reading was held, and was largely attended. This
OF the day, for not few have availed themselves
OF the privilege that the railroad schedule affOrds
and, taking the 40 p. m. train from Washington
attended this service and the public preaching at
the tabernacle, and returned home by the :2S
p. m. local train.
visit the Grove tomorrow, since it is known that
religious services will be held as on last sunday,
Coaches Will be run @ from Gaithersburg to carry
At Il q. m. Rev. j. R. Cadden, Of Rockville cir
cult will preach.
The usual prayer and experience meeting will
Rev. Job Price win preach the evening sermon.
AT meeting OF the committee on grounds Mr..
were issued for the removal OF the fence on the
| north side OF Grove avenue and Broadway
The finance committee, Mr. H. H. smith chair
man, Will meet Monday evening"
DR.. Howard Carroll, formerly Of this county, but
now OF Los vegas, N. NJ arrived here last evdning
Among the visitors IN xcamp To-Day were VIM
Roach, Judge Clarke, Edward Taylor, OF washing.
ton; MIS- Mary A. Haisletts. OF Annapolis; Chas.
The Grove choir has been reinforced by the
% acquisition OF Mrs Taylor w. Birch, OF West
Prof. Henry Wilson will return to the camp this
| evening.
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Commenting ON the Crawford Case.

WHAT NAVAL OFFICERS SAY OF THE TRIAL
The result of the Crawford trial was a general
topic OF conversation among naval officers to-day.
Some felt that he had received no more than he
deserved, while Others thought he had not been
proved guilty, and that higher court will acquit
him. 1t Is generally thought that q naval court
martial will result II the accused of1cer does not
resign but no action will be taken until the civil
proceedings are completed.
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A dispatch from Monmouth Park states that
The Bard 1s slowly improving, and that there Is
prospect OF his recovery.
ChaS. Haight shot his wife and then himself at
his home, near Hammondsport N. Y. yesterday.
Both are dead They leave an infant few months
old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Presidential appointment.
MARSHAL FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE
The President to-day appointed w. NJ. Nixon
to be United States marshal for the eastern dis
tr1ct of Tennessee.
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aulS&20s

DIR POMEROY,
DENTIST,
Removed to SO2 D st NV
Belt Line passes door. su15.2vs
TYLER& RUTHERFORD. REAL ESTATE
- and Insurance have removed temporsrily 10
1l06F + st NV. Telephone call No. 3l3 pendinS a.
terations Of their new buildin9 at 1907 p "a nv.
which tAsy VII occVpy about 0ck l. ep1643US
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum
mer can have The STAR mailed to them for any
length Of time at the rate OF so cents per month,
and the address changed as often as desired.
"a The requisite amOsnt Of money must in each
case accompany the order.
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INVITED TO FLORIDA.-COl w. d. Chipley, of
Pensacola, Fla, yesterday invited the President,
on behalf OF the citizens Of that city, to extend his
Southern tour to Florida The President replied
that he would give the matter careful cOnsidera-
t1On, but said he did not think he would be able to
extend his trip so far South within the limited
time at his diSDOSal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

A RECEPTION was given Commissioner OF Pen
slons Black by the Grand Army and veteran Or
ganizations OF Brooklyn last evening. All OF the
Kings County Grand Army posts were represented
at the entertainment. Speeches were made by the
guest o1 the evening, Gen. Daniel e. Sickles, and
united States Attorney Mark d. Wllb1n. Later q
collation. was served
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WAsHIN0ToN, D. O.,

WARRINGTON. D. G.,
My place Of bus ness having been DESTROYED bv srs
the morning Of the 14th inst in order 10
business viii have to erect new building n c0nsid
cradle s1pense. Ny INSURANCE. was small, and shall
need all the ssststAnce possible from those Indebted "a
me, who VIII confer . great favor By mskin9 prompt
settlement Of their accounts by cash or Doto Thank.
ing my friends Tor their generous patronage in the
past solicit continuance their orders
the IRE department for their excellent
In exunguishtng the IRE.
NIXON BREWER
tu1S6ZU. 200 7th st, aW.
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DEATH OF PROF. BAIRD.
The Eminent Scientist Passes Away N
Woods HOll.

PARTICULARS OF HIS DEATH WHICH OCCURRED YES
TERDAY AFTERNooN-A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
THE REMAINS 10 BE BROUGHT HERE TOMORROW
HOW HE WAS REGARDED BY SCIHNTIsTs-THR
VACANCIES CREATED BY HIS DEATH.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
FRANKLIN TENNEY ct al. vs. DWIGHT DOOLIT-
TIE Eq. No 1854.
1ssJ ordered m red that the offer Of purchase by W H.
Hotel reported in this cause by the receiver on this
date be accepted and raed unless cause to the con-
tIary De shown on or before August 26, 1887; pro-
yided copy OF this order be published in The Evening
Star Newspaper twice before said mentioned date
A true COPY. ~ -
Test: r. J. MEIGs, Clerk.
au2O.2S By /. p. WILLIAMS Asst Clerk
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KeWAsHINGToN GROVE CAMP MEETING
i 49, All persons wishing to attend the camp
| meeting can take the 440 $50 p III. trains daily
attend the service and return the 10 30 pm train
Thursday, the Both inst will be Temperance day
| are invited Round trip tickets S5c. au20-4t
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- COAL. WOOD
49, SOFEREIGS'S COOPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
IlON FUEL CONTRACT for Season of 1887 -lSSS
Members can get prices from the following persons
VIM Van Week. Post Once Department.
James Priatz, 42J New York avenue NV.
j. b. Giflen. 1921 Columbia street NV.
J. e. Upton, ;oO2 Maple avenue, LeDroit Park.
Augustus kuhner. IL street ne
John Q. s. Burgher, 9l3 I street NV.
VIM Piatt 20 Myrtle ST.. and Adjutant Genls Office
VIM Seville. fO4 street he, and Pension Ottice
j. IL Larcombe, Pension Office.
y. NJ Schreiner Quartermaster- Generals Office
u Havliand, 202o Sd ST., and Surg Gems Office
~ u Peck Patent Attorney, 934 street NV.
Ihos, IT, Hsnsey Real Estate Once. 1905 st. NV.
JAMES A EDGAR, Secretary,
Sl4 Pennsylvania avenue s.e., and
ONCE CHIEF of Engineers, War Dept.
Persons desiring information as to advantages of
membership III the above association can obtain nfor-
nation from any of the above named persons,
au20-1w y14 Penna ave %
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THE EVENING STAR
SPECIAL NOTICES

q PERSONS OUT OF THE CITY FOR THE
~ summer and those who contemplate spend
ing the winter IN Washington should send to b. III
Warner CO. DIG ~. II. W. for their Weekly Rent
Bulletin mailed free to any address application
auly-6t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue, s643,775; customs 1878, 3O2.
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PROF. BAIRD's FAMILY.
Prot. Raird'a homs In thia city waa at 1AAk
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OFFIGE OF THE COMMISsIRNERS on
~ 1HE DISTRICT OF COEUMBIA
WARRINGTON, August 20 1887
Ordered: Section g. Of Article w. of the Police Re9u
lations In and for the District Coumhia is hershv
modified by striking out the words NO vehicle shall
stand the east half Of said portion OF said street
for alonser period than Necessary TO permt ts
to get in and out nor when waiting to do 20 except
street, or upon some other street ~
BY order Of the Commissioners D. c.
1T Wll11AM TINDAII.
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TERDAY AFTERN0oN-A SKETCH OF HIS CAREER
THE REMAINS 10 BE BROUGHT HERE TOMORROW
HOW HE WAS REGARDED BY SCIKNTIsTs-THK
VACANCIES CREATED BY HIS DEATH
Dispatches received here last evesing from
WOODS H0n, Mass, announced the death there at
3:45 o'clock yesterday OF Prof spencer F. Baird.
the secretary Of the Smithsonian Institution and
the head OF the United States Fish commission.
While Prof. Baird had been in declining health for
some tlme 1t was believed and hoped by his
friends here that he was regalning his health, and
the news OF his death, therefore, came with a
shock. In the spring he left Washington for the
Lake George region, intending to take long rest
from work and recuperate his falling health. He
came suddenly home, however early in June, very
H. but seemed to rapidly recover. He then left for
Woods Holl to spend the summer at the Fish Com.
ssaSon a. nsFe srs aS death Is attributed
deeply deplored, not only by scientists, by whom
he was highly honored, but by citizens OF WASH
tngton, among whom he had resided for many
years.
AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
The first intimation that Prof. Baird's death was
near at hand was received at the Smithsonian at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon In a telegram stat
ing that he was passing away. The Smithsonian
70 the public to-day. This morning men draped
the entrances to the buildings In black. A meet
Ing OF the Smithsonian Relief Association, COM
National Museum, was held early to-day, and reso-
lutions We're adopted expressing the respect in
which Prof. Baird'S memory Is held. Prof. Baird
was greatly beloved by those who have been en-
ployed about the Smithsonian Institution. Prof.
8. T. Langley, who during Prof. Bairds illness has
been acting secretary OF the Smithsonian InStitu-
tion, is in Allegheny, Pa.
THE REMAINS TO BE BROUGHT HERE TOMORROW.
Prof. g. Brown GOode, the junior assistant Sec
retary, was In charge to-day, and made such SIM
pie arrangements as were needed for the tempo
rary interment here tomorrow. The remains
will be brought to this city, arriving tomorrow and
Will be taken at once to Oak Hill cemetery, where
they Will be temporarily deposited In vault The
Holl by members OF the Fish Commission party
now at that station. The interment tomorrow
will be private and without ceremony. Later In
the fall, at date yet to be fixed, it Is probable
that there Will be formal memorial exercises. As
Prof. Baird'S family could not accompany the re-
mains from Woods Holl 1t was Thought best to
delay the formal funeral ceremonies until they
could attend. Mrs. Baird 1t is stated, has been
Frustrated OV the death nj mr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-08-23
DALLAS TEXAS TUESDAY, AUGUST 49, 1887
NEW SERIES,
VOL. = NO. 1888

political machine You are placed
under obligations Tor the life of your
child restored through the sanitari-
um, and might be called upon to re-
turn ii at any time, in way incom-
patiblc with manly independence.
Presently the Grand Master OF The
woman's organization arose. She
was thin apparently overworked
woman of forty. Her dress was of
white crinkled seersucker, which sells
in the market at five cents yard,
made mother hubbard fashion, con-
fined at the waist by black belt.
Around her neck was small piece of
black bobinet lace, while her head sup.
ported hat rather large for it, broad
brimmed, lined with black velvet,
turned up at one side and covered
with bunch Of black feathers.
Her speech was the combination of
the feeling of the evening, and her
voice trembled with her own emotion.
She opened her remarks by telling
how some wealthy lady had inter-
viewed her for her influence in some
charity scheme for the working wo-
men. She had politely eyaded till
pressed for an expression of opinion,
which must have overwhelmed the
lady if she received it as it was given
to the assembly. Working wo-
men did not want charity. They
wanted work at wages that
would place. them above the
plane of beggars. That charity was
degrading to both giver and receiver.
She occupied the floor some twenty
minutes, and was several times inter
rupled with applause. She expressed
about the same sentiments as the 9TH
ers had done, but in woman's way
and from a woman's standpoint. She
did not always respect the nicer dis
tinctions of Lindley Murray, but ma
ture had endowed her with eloquence
which flowed in a torrent when
touched by feeling. Involuntarily one
found themselves casting about among
the musty pages of history for her
prototype among the women of the
French revolution. A vote was taken
when it was unanimously agreed to
send the open letter TO Mrs. S. The
assembly then adjourned.
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Wonderful Cures.

W. D. Hoydt ~ Co., wholesale apd
retail druggist of Rome, Ga, says !:
We have been selling DIR. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnica Salve for four years.
Have never handled remedies that
sells as well, or gives universal satis-
faction. There have been some won-
derful cures effected by these medi-
cines III this city. Several cases of
pronounced consumption have been
entirely cured by the use of few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
taken in connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always.
For sale by w. III. Howell 81 Bro.
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A Great Mystery Solved.

Here recently there have been lots
OF residences decorated with exquis-
ito designs of furniture and household
goods of the latest styles, and there
have been many inquiries where those
elegant goods came from. Why, the
Texas Installmcnt Co., GIG Elm street,
sell them on small, easy installments.
The poor as well as the bankers are
invited to give us call, and see for
themselves that we sell on the INSTALL
ment plan as cheap as they can buy for
cash elsewhere.
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Anoth er Bond Needed.

The Hughes boys, charged with train
robbery, gave one bond yesterday which
was approved by the commissioner; but
when 1t was asked whether any other
charges had been preferred against them it
was found that there was another case for
which they were held. Their attorney,
relatives end friends are arranging TO get
up another bond and seem bent on having
the boys out of Jail.
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BuckIen's Arnica saIvc.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum,
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Cprns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
w. VI. Howell Il Bro.
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DIR. II, s, Davis

makes a speciality of treating diseases
peculiar to children. His little medi
cines are harmless and will relieve the
lit le opes without danger.
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Trinity Lodge l. o. q. II.

Notice is hereby given that this Lodge
has moved to Adam Schaub's Hall, No. 1ll6
Elm street. Meetings, p. m, every Tues
day. j. w. DIXON, II. S.
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For Rent.

Good Dom 25x00 feet north to south
through bul,..h 506 and 508 Main street.
Will rent all Oh ont half. Apply TO D0S
Main street
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Buckwheat, roasted coflees, canned goods,
mackerel, htrings, apple butter, fresh
crackers, ETC., at Bouche's S2f Main street.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
Proposals for Sewer Construction.

SEALED bids viii be received bv the city
- clerk until 10 O'Clock a. m, Septon Der Otn,
1887, for the construction OF storm water sew
erase, in the city of Piattsmouth rs per plans
and spe, incations on file in the Office of tho
city clerk. Proposals to be made on printed
blanks furnished byithe city clerk, And all bids
10 bo nccompR MED 10y a certified check for one
hundred dollars upon u local bank payHOle 10
the city Cf Piattsmouth as forfeit money In the
event that the bidder shall fail 70 enter into Il
contract with good and sufficient bonds within
ten days of notice of award.
The estimate for said work made by the city
engineer, is a. follows:
Seven and "a half feet brick sewers Sll per
foot.
Five and half rect brick sewers $50 per
foot
Four ana a half feet brick sewers S5.re per
foot.
= Fifteen inch ripe'complote 81 20 per font
Three mnnIQlcs IA feet h!gh S4.cO per vert
foot. '~
Three frames and covers 555 aouIls eaoh at
Said bids win hg opened az 2, o'dlock p, N,
septemGnor sit';isai' nt !heouicc Of the Gi'Yat'
Th@ety reserves the right TO reject any qnd
chnirmsn.o Q, the, B6ari of Fuflc. .woTSs,s.
PlattsIn0uih, Mob, August 10. lsdT. ., :.
=. 'Scp;-2-dtt. "a &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CNiAEL "a.
No advertisements taken Tor these
colnInns aIter $50 y. ~.

Advertisorncuts unCer this head, 10 cents pc
Inc for the hest inscrtlon, cents for each sub
sequent insertion and Sl.50 line per mo nth
o adve rtise n cnt taken for less tnan Is cents
for the first Insertion. Seven words vii ibe
counted to the npe: they must run consecu-
lively and must De paid IN advance. All adver-
tisemcnts must be handed in before 30 O'Clock
y. m. and under no circu instances Will they bo
taken or discontinued by telephone.
Parties advertising in tb csc column nnd nav
ipg the answers addressed In care OF Ibt BEE
their letters "a none will he delivered encept
on presentation OF check. All answers 70 ndVer-
tiscm nte should he enolos cd in envelopes.
All advertisements I'm these columns are puo.
IIshed In both morning aud evening editlons
OF 1uE BpE, the circulation OF which aggre-
gates more than IA .MO papers daily, ana gives
the advertisers the ben EFT. not only of tho city
circulation OF THE BEE. bur also or Counch
Biurs, Lincoln and other cities and towns
throughout this part of the west.
Tom 4 rsh I'm adyauco.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

The only road 10 take for Des Moines ar.
shalltown, Q cdNr Rapids, Clinton Dixon. Csicu-
20, Milwaukee und All gc.R.s Gust. 10 tho peo.
pio of NebrnsG-, Colorado wyoming, utah,
Idaho, Ncvaca, oregon, Washington, and Cali
fornia, /. oriers superior advantages not posi-.
BILE !y any other line.
Among II Iew % tue numerous points of SILL
pnriority enjoyed by the patrons of this road
b6tween Omaha and Chicago, are it's two trains
n day OF DAY COACHES, which are the finest
that human art and ingenuity can create. Its
PALACEE SLEEPING OARS, which are models
of CONT ort and eeFance. Its PARLOR DRAW.
ING ROOM CARS, UNSURPASSED by any. aud its
widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS.
the equal of which cannot he found elsewhere
At Council Bluffs the trains of the Union Pacific
Ry. connect in Union Depot with those of tho
Chicago a. Northwestern Ry, In Chicago tho
trains OF this lire make close connection with
those of all eastern hines.
For Detroit, Columbus. Indianapolis Cincin.
natl, Niagara Fails. Buffalo, Pittsburg, Toronto,
Montreal, Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and ali points in the
east, ask for q ticket 'ia the
"NURrHW ESTERN."
II you wish tho best accommodation, All ticket
agents sell tickets via this line i
II. HUGHlrr. Il p. WILSON,
Gcnl. Manager, Genl. Passr Agent
W. NJ. BABCOCK. l.. r. BOLLES,
Western Agent, Cty Passr Agent,
Omaha Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

LNOR SALE---ren choice lots In the northern
l. part or South Omaha, surrounding the
park aud on bellevue street the main thorough
fhre connecting tho city and South Omaha aud
the stock yards. These lots are only two and
one-h9lf miles from the postoilicc. and situate
directly between the business portion of the
city and tho business center OF South Omaha.
They are larger lots than amy put on the mar
ket COX $50 feet with streets ana avenues eighty
feet wide Can offer these lots for $500 to 81 300.
small cash pay ment, very easy terms. These
lots offer spi cndid chance for AN investment.
Cnll una see hem. Geo. N HONS. i6l 0
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

JACKSON e. Mason No. 1Gl5 Farnum a.. offer
S as special attractions for fair week SOM
Eooh bargains in city property, among when
are severe. aue residences and number of
ch.,ice vacant lots AT very low prices and terms
To suit. IL you have property TO sell list it
with them f1S .
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

A GRE IOTS-For sale, lot 0, block I, Hyde
IN Park, three hundred feet south front, q
corner. only three thousand dollars C. Il.
Brown, Hyde Park. 687 ioi
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

ENOR SALE-One million acres OF land IN Ne
Il braska. SPECTATORS lands,TGiiroad lands,
ranches, and farms in all PARTS OF the
state. Send for pam phet containing descrp.
ton ana price OF over one thousand farms. A
iDe topographica mapot the state sent free
upon application. T.. n. Andrus, for 10 years
Gen'l Land Agent B Il VI. Il. Il. Eighth nah p
streets, Lincoln. Nebraska. 24D
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

E1OR SAI,E---Five choice business lots on
n Bellevue street, the main thOroughfare
connecting the city and South Omaha New
motor car line IL already laid in front OF this
property. These desirable lots can be offered
at from sl,00O TO & 200 each: only one itth
cash, balance easy terms. Splenlid opportuu-
ity to optain good piece of business property.
Geo Y. Hicks. T6l
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

Tor SALE-One OF the best drug stores in
! the city OF Omaha, invoice from 5000 to
5000, Part cash, balance easy time. or unin
numbered city real estate, or land il desirable.
krause X Fostor 3l6 18th street. sos IL
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

MIDLAND Guarantee and Trust Co., 1905
Nl FarDAm street-Compcte abstracts iur-
nished, and titles TO real estate examined. per-
fected and guaranteed 40
Omaha daily bee., 1887-09-08

TI,O EXCHANGE Nebraska land for livery
Neh. 756 -